
Latest reports from the northeast Indian state of Nagaland record the presence of the African swine fever (ASF) virus detected in the Kohima district.
Virus-positive cases have been confirmed in three villages, according to Northeast Today. District authorities have specified a 1-kilometer infected zone and a 10-kilometer surveillance zone around the outbreaks, and imposed restrictions on the movement of live pigs and pork products within, into or out of the designated zones.

















